The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1887-01-05

Ia, enjoyed a few days hunt with
former Tionesta friends last week, and
bagged several pheasants and rabbits
as a result Of his skill with shot gun.
The poor sufferer that has been
dosing himself with So called Troches
and thereby upset his stomach without
curing the troublesome cough, should
take our advice and use as once DR..
Bull's Cough Syrup AID gdt we'll 81
The editor Of q REpUB1fcAN
was most kindly remen bered By Mr..
Lew Perry Of East Hickory, on Christ
mas. The remembranee was ia the
shape Of rolling fat turkey. and we
cal assure Mr.. Perry that it was hear.
tily appreciated.
1.-The Moudsrfui popularity attain.
ed BY Hoods Calendar lastyear: will
be repeated by Hoods. Household
Calendar Almanac for 1857, ,ss pub.
lished. A happier combinatan of
calendar and almanac. Of beauty and
utility, II art aud adverlising, has
seldom been produced
The wife Of Mr.. John Csey. who
lives q short distance above Dawson
station, received bad fracture Of the
left forearm by slipping on the ice one
day last week. Df siggins attended
the patient ani reduced the fracture
leaving her as comfortaJle as possible
under the circumstance,
The Oil City Bdzzard issued
mammoth Christmas number, which
contained interesting personal remi-
niseences from 5s pressnt and 1ess oil
fegion journalists That Dumbgy will
doubtless be carefully preselg9dby all
who received it. it was as pleasant to
sit, down to as . steaniag fat turkey.
"A. Y. Fipdlay, manager Of Find
lays Insurance Agencies wasiu town
last week He has taken personal,
obargeof the busioess il tipis section
and lbe many pat.ons ofhis Insurance
business wilLreceive pfompt Attentions
and all who have properly to insure
will find it 30 their interest to consult
him.
The bridge company is iu luck.
The ice stopped inf the river just far
enough down that teams cannot get to
its 'hen it stopped just above the
bridge, leaving space of about 300
yards that will likely remain open all
wihtet, if not longer, and knocks all
calculations on an ice bridge, galley
vest
-Tidioute's home talent minstrels
gave an excellent performance at the
skating fi1k here last Thursday eve.
nf1g Owing to the short notice Civ
en-, aud the pitching Of the admission
little high, the boys did not secure
as good house as the performance
merted:s With these objections OBJ
viated they will have crowded house
on their next appearance.
-Messrs. Hepry and Thomas Brace
have purchased the timber on War.
rants 1888 aud 1885, TiOpesta town
ship, known as the Curtin g. Ander.
son tracts, and will put up a mill at
the mouth of Little TO0esta, very
desirable site, and manufacture lum..
ber there during the coming season.
They have given a contract to George
Dunkle and John Charlson for, put
ting in million feet of timber this
winter, and operations viii begin
forthwith.
-Johu Brecht Of Hickory town.
ship, takes The cake for hauling lum-
Der, when age and weight of team is
considered. He hauled load of logs
from .McDonaId's job on Lick Ron to
Stowtown, a distance, Of six miles.
which was sawed on Polen's mill, and
made 4.57l feet of boards aud bill
stuff, and 2,25O lath. When it is uD
derstoOd that Johns team consists ofa
cream.colored horse aged IS years and
weighing 9S5 pounds. and bay horse
aged 23 aud Weighing 1925, it will be
seen that lbe record is hard to beat.
The attention of our readers is
called to the fact that the Franklin
Institute is taking steps looking to the
formation of State Weather Service.
This work shanld ha hea artilv eo.oner.